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Administrative Law
Rent Regulation/DHCR • Overcharge Complaints • Services Complaints • Rent Registration • Loft Law • Certificates of No Harassment
Business & Transaction
Bankruptcy • Enforcement of Judgments Condo/Coop Representation • Leasing LLC/Corporate Formation
Litigation
Real Estate • Co-op/Condo Foreclosures
Loft Law/OATH Hearings • Art Law
Bankruptcy
Landlord/Tenant Disputes
Non-payment of Rent • Non-primary Residence • Illegal Alteration • Owner’s Use • Nuisance
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Firm News
Judge Rejects Guarantor’s Forgery Claim and Enters Summary Judgment in Favor of Landlord
Nicholas Yokos and Craig Gambardella represented a Landlord in a plenary action in Supreme Court, Kings County to enforce a personal guaranty under a commercial lease, moving for summary judgment in lieu of complaint. In opposition to the Landlord’s motion, the...
New York Judge Issues Bewildering Directive
Last Thursday, Judge Lawrence Marks issued a memo laying out the steps for filing new evictions electronically or by mail. Unfortunately, the system is not yet operational. The memo states that Gov. Andrew Cuomo's previous blanket eviction moratorium would remain in...
Expect Slow Start and Continued Confusion for New Eviction Cases
The Courts begin accepting new eviction cases on June 22, but don't expect to cross the finish line any time soon. While attorneys will be able to file cases for the first time since March, they are limited to in-person filings with only five people at the clerks'...